11:18 PM @hindkhoudary In the heart of a war-torn city, I struggled to encapsulate the horrors I’d witnessed in a mere 90 seconds. The events of the past month had been nothing short of a nightmare. I found myself displaced, far from my family, and in the midst of a relentless conflict.
The streets bore witness to the unimaginable. I saw people, innocent civilians, their bodies covered in blood, their lives snuffed out in an instant. It was a grim reality that unfolded before my very eyes, a reality that no one should ever have to endure.
The hospital, Al Shifa, became a place of both salvation and despair. Inside its emergency department, I was confronted with the gruesome aftermath of the conflict. Bodies lay scattered on the floor, silent reminders of the brutality that had engulfed our lives.
In the days before, I could never have fathomed that I would find myself in this position, documenting the unending tragedy that unfolded around me. My life had transformed in ways I could have never anticipated, leaving me with a profound sense of helplessness.
In a place where despair reigned, a pervasive feeling of worthlessness enveloped everyone. The weight of the suffering and loss weighed heavy on our hearts. It was a shared burden, one that no one could escape.
Reporting in such dire circumstances became an unimaginable challenge. To bear witness to the killing of beloved family members and the destruction of one’s own home was a harrowing ordeal. It is a chapter in my life that had rewritten my understanding of humanity, resilience, and the devastating toll of conflict on the human spirit.
In one month, Israel killed more than 10,000 Palestinians. 4:18 PM @byplestia Its been a month..
A month of children, women, men, civilians, doctors, paramedics, and journalists getting killed..
A month of houses, buildings, hospitals, schools, universities, churches, and mosques getting demolished..
A month full of tears and fear..
A month of documenting and reporting how my homeland Gaza is becoming a ghost town..
How many more people should get killed before this ends? How many more genocide should happen for the world to take action? 
